Help Us Help Them
A Place for Animal Enthusiasts To Volunteer
Enjoy the company of felines and fellow cat-lovers when you volunteer with us at Saving Future Feral Cats. Being a volunteer with our organization is a great way to learn marketable skills that will help your career. Some of the volunteer tasks are helping with fundraisers, cleaning, feeding, socializing, fostering, and assisting with adoption shows and veterinarian trips.
If you'd like to hang out with cats all day, this volunteer opportunity is perfect for you! If you are a passionate animal-lover, we'd love for you to join our team. All volunteers must be over the age of 18 years old. In the interview, we may ask questions regarding your past history and experience level with animals. Please contact us for more information!
Foster
Fostering cats and/or kittens is a wonderful way to volunteer! It makes more space at our facility to help other cats, and gives kittens a better home environment to begin their lives in. Fostering can be a great first step if you want to adopt but aren't ready for a long-term commitment, or if you have pets of your own and just want to care for an animal in need. We are looking for fosters for a variety of cats, from bottle babies and pregnant moms to senior cats and hospice cases. We will work with you to figure out what would be the best fit and provide supplies as needed. Please fill out a foster application online HERE!
Educating the Community
Making a difference to save feral cats in your community is as easy as changing attitudes and promoting policies that protect the lives of felines. Many people don't know that countless cats and kittens, especially community cats or unweaned, neonatal kittens, don't have a chance at life in many shelters. Research reveals that 7 out of 10 cats who enter the nation's shelter system are euthanized. We can change this by creating feline-friendly communities. Embrace new programs and policies that save cats’ lives by promoting spaying and neutering of all cats - community, feral, and pets. Educate your friends and family on the importance of spaying and neutering. We have the power to make a difference!
Urge Your Leaders To Help Feral Cats
Creating a feline-friendly community is a group effort. We encourage you to work with other individuals and the community at large to set the foundation for long-lasting change. Work with your local officials to adopt policies or pass laws that protect cats and their caregivers.
Spay, Neuter, Vaccinate, and Microchip
Without population control of feral cats in your community, the environment becomes unstable and unsafe. With more cats, comes more struggle over the finite resources they have to fight for. Reduce the number of feral cats and improve their lives through TNR. Please vaccinate, microchip, and spay/neuter your own cats. And consider making a donation towards our efforts to do so for local feral cats.